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le « Spaghettieis » - Karambolage - ARTE

Dario Fontanella, un jeune italien en Allemagne, invente le "spaghetti-glace" en 1969 ! Ce dessert amusant, fait de glace vanille et chantilly, imite un plat de spaghetti et reste très populaire en Allemagne. #glace #Italie #Allemagne
Duration
4.2 mins
Source
Level
intermediate
Word Count
479 (256 unique words)
Topics
Arts & Literature
Culinary Arts
History
Culinary History
Lifestyle
Food & Drink
Location
Germany
Mannheim
Italy
le « Spaghettieis » - Karambolage - ARTE
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Corinne Delvaux is set to introduce a delightful German dessert to both kids and adults in France, almost German, as you'll see.
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Today, our French or German friend is Italian.
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Dario Fontanella is the name of this young Italian man. He's 18 years old, and he lives in Mannheim, in southwestern Germany. His parents run a family-owned ice cream café, which they opened in the 1930s and serves delicious ice cream.
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This ambitious young man would love to find a way to rejuvenate the business's image and attract a younger clientele.
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What could he possibly be cooking up? There he goes, locking himself in the family kitchen and starting to tinker with various ingredients.
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A dash of azorubine, a dash of chloroquine, ah, still not quite it.
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Our friend persists, adds a few ingredients, stirs it all up, and voila, the deed is done.
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A magnificent ice cream in the colors of the Italian flag.
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Alright, it's not bad, but it's a bit lacking in daring, Dario wants to find better.
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His mother is getting annoyed at seeing her son losing his appetite.
Dario, mange-toi .
Dario, dig into your spaghetti.
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Oh, for heaven's sake, Mom's spaghetti! But then again, aren't spaghettis a testament to Italian genius? There we go, Dario found some vanilla ice cream. Here's Mom's amazing food processor, filled with ice cream. Will it work? Incredible! Look at that, it's like real spaghetti, more lifelike than you'd think. Isn't it gorgeous? It still needs something, yes, a good pour of strawberry coulis as tomato sauce. There we go, and to top it off, some grated white chocolate instead of parmesan.
Miam, Dario ice.
Mmm, watch out, Dario has just invented spaghetti ice right before your eyes!
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Here's the translation following your guidelines: > "Well, the thing is, to make it look good, you need a lot of ice, and ice is expensive, very expensive, oh boy! Spaghetti ice just isn't profitable this time. But Dad comes up with a solution: Dario uses Dilaxan, whips up some cream, and voila, we have chantilly! Much cheaper because it's mostly air. So, our clever friend Dario whips up some cream to make chantilly. And look at that beautiful chantilly! With this clever trick, we can serve our customers a generous plate, a mountain of chantilly topped with a few strands of ice spaghetti. Easy peasy!"
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Of course, in the meantime, glaciers no longer make their ice spaghetti by hand using a potato masher, but rather use special, manual or electric machines.
Italie, spaghetti eyes made in Germanie Allemagne.
It's worth noting that Germans have a particular fascination with anything they perceive as Italian, so it's no surprise that these "spaghetti eyes made in Germany" quickly won over the German market.
l'on Dario Fontanella .
And this specialty, which we owe to our friend Dario Fontanella, continues to this day to bring joy to both children and adults.

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